I'm using Fanoe starter and have setup a blog area using what comes in the package.
I would like to have comments available from readers that I potentially can respond to.
Are there any enhancements that I can add in that would provide this functionality or am I going to have to redo the blog section completely and install a new blog package to accomplish what I'm asking for.
If that is the case, what blog packages would folks recommend based on simplicity of installation, use, and function?
This code is a simple alternative to using facebook. To use facebook, the user who makes the comment will have to authenticate. With Ucommentor you do not have to. But you need to configure Disqus.
Thanks for the clarification. That's what I was picking up on. I'd love to have both but if I have to choose between them I'll go with Disqus validation.
But as I'm not familiar with how exactly to do that I'm searching for information on Ucommentor.
Fanoe Blog enhancement
I'm using Fanoe starter and have setup a blog area using what comes in the package.
I would like to have comments available from readers that I potentially can respond to.
Are there any enhancements that I can add in that would provide this functionality or am I going to have to redo the blog section completely and install a new blog package to accomplish what I'm asking for.
If that is the case, what blog packages would folks recommend based on simplicity of installation, use, and function?
Thanks, Kip...
Hi Kip,
Perhaps you could try to have a look at this package to see if this could be a solution for you https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/ucommentator
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Thanks Dennis. I saw one package that included Disqus, Google, and Facebook login abilities. But this could suffice.
I will have a closer look!
Kip...
Hey Dennis, I got it installed just now... looking for information on how to use it now. Hopefully it's in the zip.
Kip...
Facebook comments paste this after body tag in Master template:
And BlogPost template, paste this
Marco, Is that code for using eCommentor? I didn't think that eCommentor would do FaceBook authentications.
Regards, Kip...
Hi Kip,
This code is a simple alternative to using facebook. To use facebook, the user who makes the comment will have to authenticate. With Ucommentor you do not have to. But you need to configure Disqus.
Thanks for the clarification. That's what I was picking up on. I'd love to have both but if I have to choose between them I'll go with Disqus validation.
But as I'm not familiar with how exactly to do that I'm searching for information on Ucommentor.
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